Does the Ryobi 40V battery work in this snow blower?
36287
No, they are the same voltage but the way they are designed is completely different. They will not interchange.
1146111
Not sure why you would need to change to 12V DC I assume the snow blower is gas power with a battery to start the engine. If so the LED light will work just fine.
2066045
It should work just fne. I have five(5) of these units on various batteries from snowblowers to cars, and they have not given me any problems. I would recommend purchasing either a CTEK 56-564 indicator pigtail, or CTEK 56-380 indicator panel if you plan to permanently connect to your vehicle.
1968121
I assume you are talking about a Greenworks hedge trimmer. If so, the answer is yes. The beauty of the Greenworks cordless tools is that if you have the 40V battery it works in the lawn mower, edger, blower, and hedge trimmer. I have all of these tools and a single battery that I just switch among them as I do my gardening.
1236162
No, but that's why I bought it.The other units I had required frequent battery changes. I have this in my garage and it worked all winter (-20 and worse temps)!
1311678
I assume so. We just ordered something that charges our old batteries for the ryobi and the new ones
1671277
I really don't think so, but I would check the Ryobi website FAQ. One immediate test you can do in the store is if the Li-Ion battery even fits into the old NiCd receiver.
380778
I bought this for my son's ski boot heater, which is about two years old. The battery fit his system, which I believe is the current one, but I would have to do some research to determine this. I suggest you check Hotronic's web site to determine the product part number to make sure you are ordering the correct one on Amazon. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
2057612
Mine is running fine after 3 years now. I previously had a Ryobi cordless 24v mower, and needed to replace that battery every 3 years.
1082142
No...is the short answer. However, I doubt that your snowblower is 12 AC, are you positive of this? Typically, any motorized machine such as this (think motorcyles, scooters, atvs, cars, trucks, lawn mowers (riders),etc) are 12V DC (sometimes 24V DC).Presuming I am correct in this then, yes, these will work on your snowblower. Where did you get the info that it is 12V AC? If a manual, perhaps it is a typo. I would suggest checking the labels on the blower itsels and/or contacting the manufacturer or dealer to confirm.Hope this helps!
598218
Yes it does but it works better when the 120v adapter is used during cold weather.
968500
don't know but it's a great battery with very little maintenance required. Fires up right away even after a winter slumber. Other batteries would be dead if not maintained during the winter.
2023223
I bought mine for the Snow Joe 13.5 Amp snow thrower and have used it twice. I did have a GFCI outlet put in my garage to plug it into. It works just fine.
937151
Ryobi has an "Expand-It" line of 40v yard tools. This line uses these kinds of attachments and if you check out youtube, there is a review of this edger using a Ryobi gas model. The "Expand-it" attachments will fit both gas and battery version, so if this edger fits the gas model, I don't see a problem with it working on the battery version.However, Ryobi does have another 40v tool line that uses attachments with the motors in the attachments themselves. This edger will not work with that model.
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I bought a complete Ryobi tool kit. I am not impressed with some of the tools. The rotary saw and kit batteries are junk and the batteries beganto lose life and power right away and did'nt survive even one year. Get one expensive lithium ion battery and you will be much happier than with your kit battery.
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G'Day Fernando, Sorry I did not get back to you earlier, but I was a little ill, fine now though. I have been using this with a Black and Decker blower vac. Since this is part of the range of tools that use this battery, I would not see a problem. If you have a look on Black and decker's website ( http://www.blackanddecker.com/products/lawn-and-garden/lawn/40v-max/40v-max-lithium-12-in-chainsaw/lcs1240 ), it shows the chainsaw on the bottom and the blower vac to it's left, all working off the same battery. The extra battery I bought through Amazon is still working very well and holding charge for about as long as the original battery. I use the blower vac several times per week to clean up all the blown leaves at the back door and patio area, so I have gotten good use out of it. Having 2 also means I can fully use one battery, then fully charge it as I use the other. They recommend that the batteries are fully charged before storage, so this works out well. Whether you are buying it as the only one or as a spare, I would recommend this for this chainsaw (after checking out the above website). Hope this answers your question.
1336834
Frank, Unfortunately, I know nothing about the Ryobi battery, but I'm guessing Greenworks would never let that happen. I took a few pictures of the battery and where it connects that I'd be happy to send you if that would help. nancy.lake@yahoo.com